FDM R430 Software Installation User Guide

Honeywell Process Solutions
Field Device Manager Software

Installation User's Guide

EP-FDM-02430
R430
May 2012

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About This Document
This guide describes how to install Field Device Manager (FDM). For using FDM R430
with Experion system, we recommend you to familiarize with the contents of Experion
documentation before reading this guide. For the sake of brevity, this guide does not
repeat the applicable general guidelines, considerations, cautions, and so on that are
covered in the other Experion system guides.
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References
The following list identifies all documents that may be sources of reference for the material
discussed in this publication.

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Experion Software Installation Users Guide
FDM R430 Users Guide EP-FDM-11430

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Symbol Definitions
The following table lists those symbols used in this document to denote certain conditions:
Symbol Definition

ATTENTION: Identifies information that requires special
consideration.

TIP: Identifies advice or hints for the user, often in terms of
performing a task.

REFERENCE -EXTERNAL: Identifies an additional source of
information outside of the bookset.

REFERENCE - INTERNAL: Identifies an additional source of
information within the bookset.

CAUTION

Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may result in equipment
or work (data) on the system being damaged or lost, or may result in
the inability to properly operate the process.

CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used
to alert against unsafe practices.
CAUTION symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product
manual for additional information. The symbol appears next to
required information in the manual.

WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not
avoided, could result in serious injury or death.
WARNING symbol on the equipment refers the user to the product
manual for additional information. The symbol appears next to
required information in the manual.

WARNING, Risk of electrical shock: Potential shock hazard where
HAZARDOUS LIVE voltages greater than 30 Vrms, 42.4 Vpeak, or
60 VDC may be accessible.

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Symbol Definition

ESD HAZARD: Danger of an electro-static discharge to which
equipment may be sensitive. Observe precautions for handling
electrostatic sensitive devices.

Protecti ve Earth (PE) terminal: Provided for connection of the
protective earth (green or green/yellow) supply system conductor.

Functional earth terminal: Used for non-safety purposes such as
noise immunity improvement. NOTE: This connection shall be
bonded to Protective Earth at the source of supply in accordance
with national local electrical code requirements.

Earth Ground: Functional earth connection. NOTE: This
connection shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of
supply in accordance with national and local electrical code
requirements.

Chassis Ground: Identifies a connection to the chassis or frame of
the equipment shall be bonded to Protective Earth at the source of
supply in accordance with national and local electrical code
requirements.

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Contents
1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN ................................................................... 13
1.1 Planning and design guidelines ................................................................. 13
Deciding on the number of licenses ......................................................................... 13
Placement of FDM node in a Windows Workgroup or Domain ................................. 13
Network planning and design ................................................................................... 13
Installation considerations for FDM components on Experion nodes ....................... 15
1.2 Installation components and requirements............................................... 16
Package information ................................................................................................. 16
FDM installation components ................................................................................... 16
License information .................................................................................................. 18
Hardware and software requirements ...................................................................... 18
FDM compatibility with Experion releases ................................................................ 18
System configuration ................................................................................................ 19
1.3 Installation scenarios ................................................................................... 19
Overview .................................................................................................................. 19
Network architecture of FDM .................................................................................... 20
FDM on redundant Experion system ........................................................................ 21
FDM on non-redundant Experion system ................................................................. 22
FDM on non-Experion system .................................................................................. 23
FDM with Mux Monitoring Solution ........................................................................... 24
FDM with standalone Safety network ....................................................................... 27
FDM on Experion system integrated with Safety network ........................................ 28
2. FDM INSTALLATION .................................................................... 31
2.1 Installation options ...................................................................................... 31
2.2 Installing FDM Server ................................................................................... 32
Prerequisites ............................................................................................................ 32
Considerations ......................................................................................................... 32
To install FDM Server ............................................................................................... 33
2.3 Installing FDM Client .................................................................................... 40
Prerequisites ............................................................................................................ 40
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To install FDM Client ............................................................................................... 40
2.4 Installing Remote Communication Interface (RCI) .................................... 44
Prerequisites ............................................................................................................ 44
Considerations ......................................................................................................... 44
To install FDM RCI .................................................................................................. 44
2.5 Installing FDM Station Maintenance View .................................................. 45
To install FDM Station Maintenance View ............................................................... 45
2.6 Installing Mux Monitoring Solution ............................................................. 46
Prerequisites ............................................................................................................ 46
Considerations ......................................................................................................... 46
To install Mux Monitoring Solution ........................................................................... 47
2.7 Installing FDM HART Multiplexer ................................................................ 48
To install FDM HART Multiplexer ............................................................................ 48
3. POST INSTALLATION TASKS .................................................... 49
3.1 Overview ........................................................................................................ 49
3.2 Updating FDM license .................................................................................. 49
Prerequisites ............................................................................................................ 49
3.3 Using FDM in a Domain environment ......................................................... 52
3.4 Configuring relationship between Experion Server and FDM Server for
Station Maintenance View ............................................................................ 53
3.5 Executables required in DEP exception list ............................................... 53
Adding executables to Data Execution Prevention (DEP) execution list .................. 54
3.6 Adding executables to firewall exception list ............................................ 55
3.7 Configuring the network information ......................................................... 56
3.8 First logon ..................................................................................................... 56
4. FDM MAINTENANCE ................................................................... 57
4.1 Overview ........................................................................................................ 57
Before starting FDM maintenance ........................................................................... 57
4.2 Modifying FDM components ........................................................................ 58
4.3 Repairing FDM components ........................................................................ 63
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4.4 Removing FDM ............................................................................................. 67
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1. Before you begin
1.1 Planning and design guidelines
It is important that you plan and design the deployment of FDM according to your
requirements. The following points may help you in achieving a well designed FDM
system.
Deciding on the number of licenses
Refer to FDM R430 Specifications data, in combination with the respective hardware
vendors documents for details about performance and operational limits and to decide
upon the number of licenses you need for individual FDM components.

ATTENTION
Note that several license options and maximum point counts are changed in
FDM as of R400. In particular, the base Model, HC-SV0000, was changed to
HC-SV0001 and it includes 16 device tags, 1 FDM Client, and 1 HART
Modem connection.

Placement of FDM node in a Windows Workgroup or Domain
You can decide if FDM nodes need to be part of a Windows workgroup or domain.

ATTENTION
If you move the FDM node from the Domain or Workgroup after installation,
you must reinstall FDM.

To create user account on the domain environment, refer to section Using FDM in a
Domain environment.
Network planning and design
Honeywell recommends that you have an optimal smart device network design based on
the FDM limits and the performance limits of the communication network you choose. It
is also recommended that you evenly distribute your networks.
One new feature of FDM R430 is integration with Safety Manager through Universal
Safe Modules. FDM supports configuration and maintenance of HART devices
connected to Safety Manager through Universal Safe modules with the same features and
functions as device connected to HART Multiplexer networks. HART devices connected
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to local Safety Manager (SM) I/O networks (non-Universal Safe modules) are supported
in FDM only through multiplexer network configurations.
Before using FDM with Universal Safe Modules connected HART devices, it is
recommended that all SM connected devices and strategies to be commissioned first.
After commissioning, the configuration is imported to FDM through a Safety Builder
export file. Then, FDM Safety Network is configured using the Server Management tool.
This FDM Safety Network configuration can be one of the following types:
Experion integrated Safety Network configuration when Experion is present
Standalone Safety Network configuration when Experion is not present
If Safety Manager is used in an Experion integrated Safety Network configuration, then it
is associated with Experion Server in Safety Builder. If you do not provide associated
Experion Server information in Safety Builder, then Safety Manager can only be used as
a standalone network in FDM.

REFERENCE - EXTERNAL
For more information about Safety Manager network configuration, physical
connections, and required software components in Safety Builder, refer to
Safety Builder Users Guide.

ATTENTION
For FDM and SM communication (Experion integrated Safety network
and Standalone Safety network), port 55591 must be marked as an
allowable port in switch that is used between FDM RCI and SM. If CF9 is
used in network topology as a firewall switch, then allowing
communications through port 55591 is automatically handled by CF9. If
CF9 is not available in network topology (SM is directly connected
through L1 switches), default switch configuration might not allow
communication through this port. Hence, port 55591 permission must be
added to switch configuration.
If SM is connected through CF9, firmware version of CF9 must be of CC
or higher. The CF9 firmware version CC is available from Experion
R400. Hence, for FDM RCI (on Experion R311.x) and SM (R150)
communication through CF9, the CF9 firmware version must be
upgraded to CC Version. For more details about CF9 firmware version,
refer to Control Firewall Users Guide.

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Guidelines for installing FDM in an Experion control network
Depending on the requirements, choose an appropriate control network level for the
installation of FDM nodes according to the following guidelines.

FDM node Recommended network level
FDM Server Level 3.
If FDM Server and Mux Monitoring Solution are
running in an ACE node, they must be on Level 2.
FDM RCI Level 2.
FDM Client Level 3.
Can also reside on Level 2.

ATTENTION
FDM server installation includes installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2
SP1. As a result, server installation takes more time than the installation of
other FDM components.

Installation considerations for FDM components on Experion
nodes
If you want to install any FDM component on Experion nodes, complete all
Experion components/patch installations first, and then install the FDM components.
If an FDM node is part of Experion L2 network, ensure that FTE drivers are installed
before installing FDM components.

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1.2 Installation components and requirements
Package information

Component Software Media Software Media
Type
FDM R430 setup software Field Device Manager
Software R430.1 DVD 1
DVD
Microsoft SQL Server
2008 R2 SP1
Field Device Manager
Software R430.1 DVD 2
DVD
FDM License Field Device Manager
License CD R430.1
CD

FDM installation components
FDM installation supports the following components.
FDM Server: FDM Server forms the core of FDM application. It manages FDM
Clients and interacts with the HART, FF, and PROFIBUS devices through the
Remote Communication Interfaces (RCIs). It stores all persistent information related
to the HART, FF and PROFIBUS devices, networks, and FDM users. For FDM
Server installation, FDM Client and RCI are required and they are automatically
selected and installed during the installation.
FDM Client: FDM Client is the user interface component of the FDM application.
The FDM Client enables you to connect to FDM Server and performs various
functionalities supported by FDM.
FDM RCI: Remote Communication Interface (RCI) is the component in FDM that
manages the interaction with devices connected to the communication interfaces.
When you select RCI component during installation, it also installs FDT Comm
Console. FDT Comm Console provides the similar user interface as FDM Client
with some additional functions to configure FDT networks, and build the complete
network using only DTMs. It also shows other networks including FDT networks as
configured on a particular FDM server. But, it does not allow you to perform any
operations on other networks.

The following table lists the communication interfaces and the respective device
which can be connected.
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Communication
Interfaces
Devices
HART FF PROFIBUS
RS-232 HART
Modem
Supported Not applicable Not applicable
RS-485 HART
Multiplexer
Supported Not applicable Not applicable
Honeywell Experion
PKS
Supported Supported Supported for
PROFIBUS devices
connected to PGM in
Experion PKS system
through FDT Comm
Network.
Communication/Gate
way DTMs
Supported Not qualified Supported
Safety Network Supported Not supported Not supported

ATTENTION
RCI licenses are required for the FDM nodes which are connected to the
above listed communication interfaces. The Experion Server license does not
require a separate RCI license. It is considered that one RCI license is
included with the FDM base license.

To support the following networks, you need to install RCI.
Experion Server nodes
Remote systems connecting to RS-232 HART Modem, Honeywell HART DE
Modem, RS-485 HART Multiplexer, Honeywell Experion PKS, COMM DTM
Interface, and Safety Network with Universal Safe Modules.
Mux Monitoring Solution: This component enables Experion to access data and
alarm status of HART devices connected to hardware multiplexer network through
FDM. Using the Mux Monitoring Solution, Experion receives alarms/events for the
HART devices that are connected to the multiplexer and Safety network.
FDM HART Multiplexer: This component enables third party applications to
access all field devices on both Experion and non-Experion networks without using
additional physical connections. Also this component emulates P+F Mux and allows
third party applications to access device information from FDM. For FDM HART
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Multiplexer installation, FDM Client is required and is automatically selected and
installed during the installation.
Station Maintenance View: This option is used for installing necessary components
on the Experion Flex station for enabling FDM Station Maintenance View through
Experion Station. For Station Maintenance View installation, FDM Client is required
and is automatically selected and installed during the installation.
License information
FDM license upgrade is a must for the software to function. The Server Management
Tool provides the functionality to manage the licensing for FDM. Using the Licensing
option, you can upgrade licenses for various features of FDM.

ATTENTION
After installing FDM, you must upgrade it with the purchased license before
using any of the FDM features.

REFERENCE - INTERNAL
For more information on updating license, refer to section Updating FDM
license in FDM Users guide.
Hardware and software requirements

Refer to the FDM R430 Specifications and Technical data for information on
hardware and software requirements.

FDM compatibility with Experion releases
FDM R430 is compatible with following Experion releases.
Experion R410.1
Experion R400.2
Experion R311.3

For more information, refer to the Software Change Notice document for FDM
release.
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System configuration
You must ensure the following system configuration before proceeding with the
installation of FDM components.
FDM supports both Windows workgroup and Windows domain architecture.
All the FDM nodes should be added to the respective Windows workgroup or
domain.

ATTENTION
After installing the FDM components, if you change domain or workgroup of
the node, it is recommended that you reinstall FDM components on that
system.
1.3 Installation scenarios
Overview
The FDM server, along with FDM Remote Communication Interface enables multiple
clients to access the required data through the network.
FDM can be installed and configured to work with one or more of the following
scenarios.
Experion system with redundant Experion PKS server
Experion system with non-redundant Experion PKS server
Non-Experion system
Experion system with Mux Monitoring Solution
Experion system with Safety Manager
Standalone Safety Manager

ATTENTION
For network level information for each FDM node in all topology diagrams,
refer to section Guidelines for installing FDM in an Experion control network.

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Network architecture of FDM
The following example illustrates some of the architectural possibilities of FDM.

Network architecture of FDM

TIP
The dotted lines shown in the diagrams illustrate that FDM Client can
communicate with either one of the FDM Servers at a time.

In a general scenario, the following components are installed during the FDM
installation.
FDM Server, along with FDM Client and FDM RCI. When you select FDM Server
for installation, the FDM Client and FDM RCI are also selected by default. With
Experion topology, FDM Server can be installed in the following ways.
On a standalone computer which is on L3 level. When FDM Server is installed,
it can be shared across various Experion clusters. Also multiple FDM Servers
can be installed on L3 level, to which various FDM Client can communicate
with any of the FDM servers. FDM Client can switch between servers without
closing FDM Client.
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Or
On ACE node which is on L2 level.
FDM Client with FDM Station Maintenance View installed on an Experion Flex
station.
FDM Client installed on a system containing the third party application and FDM
HART Multiplexer installed.
A standalone FDM Client.
FDM RCI component installed on an Experion Server system.
A standalone FDM RCI.

FDM on redundant Experion system
The following diagram illustrates the FDM components installed for a redundant
Experion system.

FDM on redundant Experion system
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The following are the details of FDM components installed on various systems.
FDM RCI component is installed on both primary and secondary Experion servers.
FDM Client with Station Maintenance View is installed on Experion Flex node.

ATTENTION
Networks connecting to FDM must be created and configured using the FDM
Server Management Tool. For more details on how to configure the network
using the FDM Server Management Tool, refer to the FDM Users Guide.

FDM on non-redundant Experion system
The following diagram illustrates the FDM components installed for a non-redundant
Experion system.

FDM on non-redundant Experion System
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The following are the details of the FDM components installed on various systems.
FDM RCI component is installed on the Experion Server system.
FDM on non-Experion system
The following diagram illustrates the FDM components installed for a non-Experion
system.

FDM on non-Experion System
The following are the details of the FDM components installed on various systems.
Both FDM Server 1 and FDM Server 2 are installed with the FDM RCI (and Client)
installed on them by default.
FDM RCI can also be installed on a separate standalone system; this is often referred
as remote RCI.
FDM server can communicate with the local or remote RCI depending on the
network configuration in the Server Management tool.
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FDM with Mux Monitoring Solution
Mux Monitoring Solution is used when the HART devices are connected to Hardware
Multiplexer and Safety Manager through Universal Safe Modules.
It is applicable for the following networks.
Hardware Multiplexer
Experion integrated Safety network
The following are the two different topologies for installing FDM with Mux Monitoring
Solution.
Mux Monitoring Solution and FDM server installed on an ACE node.
Mux Monitoring Solution and FDM server installed on different systems.
To install FDM server and Mux Monitoring Solution on a single system:
You must install Mux Monitoring Solution along with the FDM Server on the
system containing ACE components.
FDM Setup must run with Mux Monitoring Solution selected on Experion Server or
Experion Flex/Console Station systems. This installs the required Mux Monitoring
Solution components on respective systems.

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Mux Monitoring Solution and FDM Server on same system
To install FDM server and Mux Monitoring Solution on different systems:
You must install Mux Monitoring Solution on a system containing ACE
component.
You must install the FDM server on a separate system other than the system
containing ACE component.
FDM setup must run with Mux Monitoring Solution selected on Experion
Server or Experion Flex/Console Station systems. This installs the required Mux
Monitoring Solution components on the respective systems.

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Mux Monitoring Solution and FDM server on different systems

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FDM with standalone Safety network
The following diagram illustrates the FDM components installed for a standalone safety
network.

FDM with standalone Safety network
FDM RCI, is installed on a remote system (PC) which communicates to safety
manager.

ATTENTION
The network needs to be configured using FDM Server Management tool.
Refer to the FDM Users Guide for details on how to configure the network
using the Server Management tool.
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FDM on Experion system integrated with Safety network
The following diagram illustrates the FDM components installed for Safety network
integrated with Experion system.

FDM on Experion system integrated with Safety network
FDM RCI component is installed on both primary and secondary Experion servers.
FDM Client with Station Maintenance View is installed on Experion Flex node.
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Safety manager can be connected through CF9 or directly through L1 switch.

ATTENTION
The network needs to be configured using FDM Server Management tool.
Refer to the FDM Users Guide for details on how to configure the network
using the Server Management tool.

REFERENCE - EXTERNAL
For more information about safety manager integration with Experion, refer to
Experion Safety Manager Integration Guide from the Experion
documentation.

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2. FDM installation
This section covers the following topics which provide an overview of installation.
Topic Page
Installing FDM Server 32
Installing FDM Client 40
Installing Remote Communication Interface (RCI) 44
Installing FDM Station Maintenance View 45
Installing Mux Monitoring Solution 46
Installing FDM HART Multiplexer 48

ATTENTION
Ensure that your Antivirus solution is not configured to block
copying of files or prevent installations from registering services.
To install FDM R430 successfully, you must have administrative
rights.

2.1 Installation options
The following matrix provides the FDM installation options and combinations.

FDM
Server
FDM
Client
FDT
Comm
Console
FDM RCI FHM Mux
Monitoring
Solution
FDM Station
Maintenance
View
FDM Server Required
and Auto
select
Required
and Auto
select
Optional Optional Optional
FDM Client Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
FDT Comm
Console
Required
and Auto
select

FDM RCI Optional Optional Required
and Auto
select
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FDM
Server
FDM
Client
FDT
Comm
Console
FDM RCI FHM Mux
Monitoring
Solution
FDM Station
Maintenance
View
FHM Optional Required
and Auto
select
Mux
Monitoring
Solution
Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
FDM Station
Maintenance
View
Optional Required
and Auto
select
Note: In the matrix table, Required and Auto select and Optional options indicates as
below:
Required and Auto select The component in the column is required to be installed
with the component in the row and it is automatically selected and installed by the
installation program.
Optional The component in the column is not required for the installation of the
component in the row. However, you can choose the component explicitly to be
installed with the component in the row.
2.2 Installing FDM Server
Prerequisites
Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD - 1 media.
You must be a member of Administrators group to install FDM Server.
Ensure you close all Windows applications before starting FDM Server software
Installation.
Ensure Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) service is running.
Considerations
If you want to install FDM server on an ACE node, you can select the Mux Monitoring
Solution option to install Mux Monitoring and FDM Server on the same node. For more
details, refer to section Installing Mux Monitoring Solution.
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To install FDM Server
To install FDM Server, perform the following steps.

Step Action
1 Insert Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD 1 into the DVD drive.
2 Right-click setup.exe and then click Run as administrator.
The Field Device Manager - InstallShield Wizard appears.

ATTENTION
You must close all the other applications before proceeding with the
installation.
3 Click Next.
The License Information page appears.
4
Read the license agreement, and then,
Click Yes, if you accept the terms.
Or
Click No, if you do not accept the terms.
If you click Yes, the Common Information page appears.
5 Read the common information, and then click Next.
The Product Registration page appears.
6 Type the name of the User.
7 Type the name of the Organization.
8 Click Next.
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Step Action
The Module selection page appears.

2. FDM installation
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Step Action
9 Select FDM Server component, and then click Next.

ATTENTION
When you select FDM Server option, FDM Client and Remote
Communication Interface (RCI) are also selected.
If you are installing FDM Server on an unqualified operating
system, then the following message appears. Click OK to proceed
with the installation on an unqualified operating system.

The Enter User Account Information page appears.
FDM creates an internal user known as FDMMngr, which is used for
authentication purposes. If the user does not exist, you need to enter new
password to create the user.
10 Type the Password.

ATTENTION
You should type the same password on all the computers.
The password should contain a combination of alphabetic,
numeric and special character(s).
It should have a minimum of eight characters in domain.
It cannot have any blank spaces.
The password should also confirm with system password policy.
11 Retype the password in Confirm Password.
2. FDM installation
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Step Action
12 Click Next.
The User Group Information page appears.
The FDMMngr user account is created with the following default user groups.
FDM Administrators
FDM Engineers
FDM Operators
FDM Supervisors
In addition to the above groups, the installation creates another group called
FDMAccessGroup which is used for providing permissions to Windows users
to enable communication across computers.

ATTENTION
An error message appears, if the FDMMngr account exists on this
computer and the password typed does not match with the existing
FDMMngr password. In such a scenario, perform the following:
1. Choose Start >All Programs >Administrative Tools >
Computer Management.
2. Expand Local Users and Groups >Users.
3. Right-click the User name and then click one of the following as
necessary.
a) Set Password: If you want to change the password.
b) Delete: If you want to delete the user.
13 Click Next.

ATTENTION
If the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 is installed, then Enter
database information page appears.
1. Select Windows Authentication.
2. Click Validate and then click Next.
2. FDM installation
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Step Action

A Destination Folder page appears, displaying information about the default
destination folder.
If you want to change the default destination folder, click Browse to specify a
different destination folder.
14 Click Next.
A page appears, prompting you to verify the selected options and displays the
components selected for installation and the destination path.
Also, it displays the prerequisites which are to be installed as part of installation.
15 Click Install.
The setup starts installing the prerequisites in the following scenarios.
If Then
Both Microsoft SQL Server
2008 R2 SP1 and Microsoft
.NET Framework 3.5 Service
Pack1 are not installed
Continue with step 16
If Microsoft .NET Framework
3.5 Service Pack1 is installed
and SQL Server 2008 R2 is not
installed
Go to step 18
Both Microsoft SQL Server
2008 R2 SP1 and Microsoft
.NET Framework 3.5 Service
Pack1 are installed
Go to step 21

16
After installing Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack1, the following
message appears.

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Step Action
17 Click OK.
After the computer restarts, log on again as a user with Administrator privileges.
18
A message pops up to install Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1. Insert the
Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD 2 and then click OK.

After the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 installation is complete, the
following message appears.

19
Insert the Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD 1 and close all other
applications.
20 Click OK.
After the computer restarts, log on again as a user with Administrator privileges.

ATTENTION
If the Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.1 is not installed on your computer, a
message appears.
Click Yes to install the Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.1.
21
The Setup Status page appears displaying the installation status.
After the installation is complete, the Setup complete page appears.
Select Yes, I want to restart my computer now, if you want to restart the
computer.
Or
Select No, I will restart my computer later.
2. FDM installation
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Step Action

ATTENTION
It is recommended to restart the computer immediately after the
installation is complete. After you restart the computer, you must first
update the FDM License using CD. For more information, refer to the
section Updating FDM license.
22 Click Finish.
2. FDM installation
2.3. Installing FDM Client
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2.3 Installing FDM Client
FDM Server installation automatically installs the FDM Client on that computer. You
can also install FDM Client on a system other than FDM Server system like Experion
Flex Station.

ATTENTION
Installing an RCI component does not consume a license until a
communication interface is connected.
By default FDM Server, FDM Client, and Remote Communication
Interface (RCI) are selected, you can clear FDM Server and Remote
Communication Interface (RCI) option to install FDM Client.

Prerequisites
To install FDM Client
To install FDM Client, perform the following steps.

Step Action
2
Right-click setup.exe and then click Run as administrator.
The Field Device Manager - InstallShield Wizard appears.

ATTENTION
installation.
3
Click Next.
The License Information page appears.
4
Read the license agreement, and then:,
Click Yes, if you accept the terms.

Or
Click No, if you do not accept the terms.
If you click Yes, the Common Information page appears.
2. FDM installation
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Step Action
5
Read the common information, and then click Next.
The Product Registration page appears.
6 Type the name of the User.
7 Type the name of the Organization.
8 Click Next. The Module selection page appears.
9
Select the feature(s) that you want to install and click Next.


ATTENTION
You must type the same password on all the computers, when
prompted during installation.
The password must contain a combination of alphabetic, numeric
and special character(s).
It must have a minimum of eight characters in domain.
It must not have any blank spaces.
2. FDM installation
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Step Action
12 Click Next.
The FDMMngr user account is created and a default user group is created as:
FDMAccessGroup: It is used for providing permissions to Windows users to
enable communication across computers.

ATTENTION
necessary.

A Destination folder page appears, displaying information about the default
destination folder.
If you want to change the default destination folder, click Browse to specify the
different destination folder.
13 Click Next.

A page appears, prompting you to verify the selected options and displaying the
Also it displays the prerequisites which are to be installed as part of installation.
14 Click Install.
The setup starts installing all the prerequisites if they are not installed.
The Setup Status page appears displaying the installation status.
After the installation is complete, the Setup complete page appears.
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Step Action
15
computer.
Or
Select No, I will restart my computer later, if you want to restart the computer
later.

ATTENTION
installation is complete.
16 Click Finish.

2. FDM installation
2.4. Installing Remote Communication Interface (RCI)
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2.4 Installing Remote Communication Interface (RCI)
FDM Server installation automatically installs FDM RCI on the same system. However,
you can install the RCI component on a different system which does not have FDM
Server. When you select RCI component during installation, it also installs FDT Comm
Console.
Prerequisites
Ensure synchronization of both the servers when you are installing FDM on a
redundant Experion system.

ATTENTION
Experion Server license does not require an RCI license.
If FDM is used with Experion system, the RCI component must be
installed on the Experion server.

Considerations
FDM RCI must reside on L2 node. If RCI is installed on an independent system
which is on L2, then the FTE drivers must be installed on the same system. The
following are the steps for installing FTE drivers.
For OS Installation: If there is a need to install/reinstall the Operating System
on any of the nodes, refer to the OEM documentation and install the Operating
System using the OEM media.
For FTE Installation: Refer to the section Installing FTE software as an
optional component (Experion) of the Fault Tolerant Ethernet Installation and
Service Guide in the Experion documentation.
If FDM RCI for Standalone Safety network is to be upgraded as an Experion node,
then uninstall FDM RCI and then install Experion. After Experion Installation, if
FDM R430 is compatible with the installed Experion release, then FDM RCI
installation can be planned.
To install FDM RCI
Refer to the section To install FDM Client. The installation procedure for FDM RCI and
FDM Client are same.

2. FDM installation
2.5. Installing FDM Station Maintenance View
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2.5 Installing FDM Station Maintenance View
FDM Station Maintenance View within Experion must be used on the Flex stations
meant only for maintenance purposes. FDM Station Maintenance View is not supported
on Experion Console Stations.

ATTENTION
When you select the Station Maintenance View option, the FDM Client is
automatically selected.

To install FDM Station Maintenance View
Refer to the section To install FDM Client. The installation procedure for FDM Station
Maintenance View and FDM Client are same.

2. FDM installation
2.6. Installing Mux Monitoring Solution
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2.6 Installing Mux Monitoring Solution
Prerequisites
Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD 1 media
Experion Server
FDM Server
FDM Client
FDM RCI
A system with Experion ACE installed
Considerations
The Mux Monitoring Solution must be installed on the following Experion nodes.
A system with Experion ACE component
Experion non-redundant Server or redundant Server pair
Experion Flex station
Experion Console station
Different components of the Mux Monitoring Solution are required on different nodes.
You need to run FDM setup with Mux Monitoring option selected on all of these nodes.
The FDM setup automatically identifies the system and installs the required components.

REFERENCE INTERNAL
For more information about Experion ACE installation, refer to the Experion
Software Installation Guide.
2. FDM installation
2.6. Installing Mux Monitoring Solution
May 2012 Honeywell

ATTENTION
The purpose of ACE installation is to install all the components (CDA-SP
Service, GCL, and others) that are required by the Mux Monitoring
Solution to communicate with the Experion subsystem. This system must
not be used as an Execution Environment for ACE CEE.
You need not purchase Experion ACE license.
If you are installing this setup on a system with Experion ACE
components, and intend to have FDM Server on the same node, ensure
that FDM Server is also selected.

To install Mux Monitoring Solution
Refer to the section To install FDM Client. The installation procedure for Mux
Monitoring Solution and FDM Client are same.

2. FDM installation
2.7. Installing FDM HART Multiplexer
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2.7 Installing FDM HART Multiplexer
When you select FDM HART Multiplexer, FDM Client is automatically selected.

To install FDM HART Multiplexer
Refer to the section To install FDM Client. The installation procedure for FDM HART
Multiplexer and FDM Client are same.

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3. Post installation tasks
3.1 Overview
This section describes the tasks that must be performed after FDM installation depending
on the configuration and setup.
3.2 Updating FDM license

ATTENTION
FDM features are not enabled until you update the required license.

Prerequisites
FDM R430 license file.
To update FDM License, perform the following steps.

Step Action
1
Insert media which contain the license file for FDM.
2
Copy the license file from the media to the local system.
3
Log on to FDM Server Management Tool.
For more information, refer to section Logging on to the FDM Server
Management Tool in FDM Users Guide.

ATTENTION
Ensure that the FDM Server is stopped.
3.2. Updating FDM license
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Step Action
4 Click the Licensing icon in the left pane of the window.

The Licensing Information pane appears in the right pane with list of
features and the licensing details.

The licensing information is listed with the following details:
Option indicates the name of the feature pertaining to the software.
Status indicates the present status of the license for a feature. It is
Licensed or Not Licensed.
Value(s) indicates the number of licenses provided for each feature. For
some of the features, the values are license enabled or disabled.
5 Click Browse to select the license file.
The Select a License File dialog box appears.
6 Select the file and click Open.

The path for the license file (with the .xml extension) appears under Update
License.
7 Click Update.

A confirmation message appears as license has been updated and then click
OK.
The updated licensing information appears with list of features and licensing
details.
3.3. Using FDM in a Domain environment
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Step Action

8 Click Exit to close FDM Server Management dialog box.

3.3. Using FDM in a Domain environment
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3.3 Using FDM in a Domain environment
To ensure communication between FDM components, the following domain group must
be added as part of FDMAccessGroup.
<domain name >\Domain Admins
You have to create the FDMMngr user account manually on the domain controller.
To create user account manually, perform the following steps.

Step Action
1
Choose Start >All Programs >Administrative Tools >Active Directory
Users and Computers.
The Acti ve Directory Users and Computers window appears. It manages
users, computers, security groups and other objects in the Active Directory.
2 Right-click Users and choose New >User.
The New Object User dialog box appears.
3
Type the First name, Full name, User logon name, as FDMMngr and click
Next.
The New Object User dialog box appears.
4 Type the Password and then re-type the password for confirmation.
5 Select the Password never expires.
6 Click Next.
The New Object User dialog box appears with the created objects.
7 Click Finish. The user account FDMMngr is created.

3.4. Configuring relationship between Experion Server and FDM Server for Station Maintenance
View
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3.4 Configuring relationship between Experion Server
and FDM Server for Station Maintenance View
To enable Station Maintenance View to open a specified device, you must know the
name of the FDM server on which the Experion server is configured. To view a device
connected to a particular Experion server, it must be configured in the Server
management tool of an FDM Server. You can also edit a file in Experion Flex Station.
For more information, refer to the section Configuring relationship between Experion
Server and FDM Server in the FDM Users Guide.
3.5 Executables required in DEP exception list
The following executables must be added to the Data Execution Prevention exception
list, depending upon the FDM components you have selected during the installation. If
you do not add executables to DEP exception list, it may result in terminating the FDM
components without prior notice when DTMs are used.
On FDM Client and FDM Server node:
HCMClient.exe
Default installation path for Window Server 2008, for 32-bit: C:\Program
Files\Honeywell\FDM\ClientMachine\Bin\HCMClient.exe

Default installation path for Window Server 2008 R2, for 64-bit: C:\Program
Files (x86)\Honeywell\FDM\ClientMachine\Bin\HCMClient.exe
On a Flex station node, only if Station Maintenance View is selected during
installation and when DTMs are used:
Station.exe
Default installation path for Window Server 2008, for 32-bit: C:\Program
Files\Honeywell\Experion PKS\Client\Station\Station.exe

Files (x86)\Honeywell\Experion PKS\Client\Station\Station.exe
hscstationwindows.exe
Files (x86)\Honeywell\Experion PKS\Client\Station\hscstationwindows.exe
3.6. Adding executables to firewall exception list
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Adding executables to Data Execution Prevention (DEP)
execution list
To add the executables to Data Execution Prevention execution list, perform the
following steps.
Step Action
1 Choose Start >Control Panel. The Control Panel appears.
Click Classic view and double-click System.
Under Task, click Advanced system settings.
Or
Right-click Computer and click Properties.
The System Properties dialog box appears.
2 Click the Advanced tab.
3 Under Performance, click Settings.
The Performance Options dialog box appears.
4 Click the Data Execution Prevention tab.
5
In case Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only
option is selected, then go to step 6.
Or,
In case, Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select
option is selected, then click the Add button and select the executables
depending on the components you have selected.
6 Click Apply.
7 Click OK to close the Performance Options dialog box.
8 Click OK to close the System Properties dialog box.
9
Restart the computer.

3.6. Adding executables to firewall exception list
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3.6 Adding executables to firewall exception list
The following executables must be added to the firewall exception list, depending upon
the FDM components you have selected during the installation.
hscstationwindows.exe
To add the executables to firewall exception list, perform the following steps.
Step Action
1 Choose Start >All programs >Accessories >Run.
2 In the Open text box, type firewall.cpl and then click OK.
The Windows Firewall dialog box appears.
3
Click Turn on Windows Firewall under Customize settings for each type
of network.
4
Click Allow a program or feature through Windows Firewall and then click
Allow another program to add hscstationwindows.exe to the firewall
exception list.
5 Click OK.

3.7. Configuring the network information
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3.7 Configuring the network information
After FDM installation and upgrading license is complete, you must configure networks
using Server Management Tool on FDM Server.

REFERENCE INTERNAL
For more information about configuring networks, see FDM Users Guide.
3.8 First logon
You must provide valid user credentials to log on to FDM Client or FDM Server
Management Tool. FDM has a predefined user name Administrator.
When you launch FDM Client, you can specify the server name to which the FDM Client
must connect. For the first login, you must enter the server name. If FDM Client connects
to the specified FDM server, then the server name is saved and it is available for
selection in the dropdown list during subsequent logins. After the connection to the
server, enter the following login details:
Login Name: administrator
Password: password
Domain Name: Classic Server Security

ATTENTION
It is recommended to log on to FDM Client and change the password after
the initial system configuration is complete.

REFERENCE INTERNAL
For more information about user log on, see FDM Users Guide.

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4. FDM Maintenance
4.1 Overview
The FDM installation supports the following using FDM Maintenance option.
Modify Use this option to add new FDM component(s) or remove the currently
installed FDM component(s).
Repair . Use this option to reinstall FDM components that have been installed in a
computer.
Remove Use this option to remove all installed FDM components.
Before starting FDM maintenance
Perform the following before starting with the FDM maintenance:
Log on to Server Management tool, and stop FDM Server.
On FDM Server system(s), choose Start >Control Panel >Administrative Tools
>Services and stop the FDM Remote Communication Interface service.
On Experion Server system(s), choose Start >Control Panel >Administrative
Tools >Services and stop the Experion PKS HART Multiplexer service.
On Experion system, close Control Builder and Station.
Ensure all SQL applications (query analyzer and SQL Enterprise manager and so
on.) are closed.
On FDM Server system(s), choose Start >Control Panel >Administrative Tools
>Services and stop the SMDriverHostService and Experion PKS Server Logger
service.
Ensure all FDM application windows are closed.

4. FDM Maintenance
4.2. Modifying FDM components
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4.2 Modifying FDM components
Using the modify FDM option, you can delete any currently installed component or
install a new component along with the currently installed component.
For example, if you have installed the FDM Client, you can also install RCI.
To modify FDM installation, perform the following steps.

Step Action
1 Choose Start >All Programs >Honeywell FDM >FDM Maintenance.
Or
a) Choose Start >Control Panel >Programs and Features.

The Control Panel dialog box appears.
b) Under Programs, click Uninstall a program.

The Programs and Features dialog box appears.
c) Right-click Field Device Manager and then click Change.
Or
a) Insert Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD - 1 into the DVD drive.
b) Right-click the setup.exe and then click Run as administrator.
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action
The FDM Maintenance page appears.

ATTENTION
You must close all other applications before you proceed.
2 Click Modify, and then click Next.
The Add/Remove Features page appears.
3
Perform any one of the following to modify the installation, as necessary.
If you want to remove a feature, clear the check boxes corresponding to the
already installed features.
Or
If you want to add a feature, select the feature.
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action
4 Click Next.
FDM creates an internal user known as FDMMngr, which is used for authentication
purposes. If the user does not exist, you need to enter new password to create the
user.

ATTENTION
7 Click Next.

ATTENTION
If FDM Server is selected during maintenance, the following message
appears.

Click Yes to proceed with the maintenance.
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action
If you select FDM Server, the User Group Information page appears.
FDM Administrators
FDM Engineers
FDM Operators
FDM Supervisors
FDMAccessGroup which is used for providing permissions to Windows users to
If you select other features (FDM Client, FDM RCI, FDM HART Multiplexer, Station
Maintenance View, or Mux Monitoring Solution), the FDMMngr user account is
created and a default user group is created as:

ATTENTION
necessary.
8 Click Next.

Also it displays the prerequisites which are to be installed as part of installation.
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action
9 Click Modify.
The setup starts installing all the prerequisites if they are not installed.
The Setup Status page appears displaying the maintenance status.
After modifying FDM components, the Maintenance Complete page appears.
10
computer.
Or
later.

ATTENTION
maintenance is complete.
11 Click Finish.

4. FDM Maintenance
4.3. Repairing FDM components
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4.3 Repairing FDM components
Using the repair option, you can reinstall all the components installed by the previous
setup.
To repair FDM components, perform the following steps.

Step Action

ATTENTION
Repair option is currently not supported through Add/remove programs
or FDM Maintenance.
The following error message appears, if you try to repair through
Add/remove programs or FDM Maintenance.

2 Right-click setup.exe and then click Run as administrator.

ATTENTION
maintenance.
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action

3 Click Repair, and then click Next.

ATTENTION
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action
5 Re-type the password in Confirm Password.
6 Click Next.

ATTENTION
If FDM Server is selected during maintenance, the following message
appears.

Click Yes to proceed with the maintenance.
If you are repairing FDM Server, the User Group Information page appears.
FDM Administrators
FDM Engineers
FDM Operators
FDM Supervisors
FDMAccessGroup which is used for providing permissions to Windows users to
If you are repairing other features (FDM Client, FDM RCI, FDM HART
Multiplexer, Station Maintenance View, or Mux Monitoring Solution), the
FDMMngr user account is created and a default user group is created as:
4. FDM Maintenance
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Step Action

ATTENTION
necessary.
7 Click Next.

8 Click Repair.
The Setup Status page appears displaying the maintenance status.
After repairing FDM components, the Maintenance Complete page appears.
9
computer.
Or
later.

ATTENTION
maintenance is complete.
10 Click Finish.

4. FDM Maintenance
4.4. Removing FDM
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4.4 Removing FDM
Using remove option, you can remove all the FDM components which are installed in the
system.
Before you remove FDM, refer to the section Before starting FDM maintenance.

ATTENTION
If Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 is installed along with FDM, when you
remove the FDM Server, the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 is also
removed by default.

To remove FDM components, perform the following steps.

Step Action
1 Choose Start >All Programs >Honeywell FDM >FDM Maintenance.
Or,
a) Choose Start >Control Panel >Programs and Features.

The Control Panel dialog box appears.
b) Under Programs, click Uninstall a program.

The Programs and Features dialog box appears.
c) Right-click Field Device Manager and then click Change.
Or,
Insert Field Device Manager Software R430.1 DVD - 1 into the DVD drive.

ATTENTION
You must close all the applications before proceeding with the
removal of FDM.
2 Click Remove and then click Next.
A page appears displaying the components ready to be removed.
4. FDM Maintenance
4.4. Removing FDM
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Step Action
3 Click Remove.

The following message appears.

4 Click Yes.
The Setup Status page appears displaying the removal status.

After the removal of FDM is complete, the Maintenance Complete page
appears.
5
computer.
Or
Select No, I will restart my computer later.

ATTENTION
It is recommended to restart the computer immediately after
completely removing FDM software.
6 Click Finish.

4. FDM Maintenance
4.4. Removing FDM
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